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The Father Ted house got a wonderful visit from the Yes campaign

Ah go on.

May 13th 2015, 7:55 AM 3,337 Views 3 Comments

THE YES CAMPAIGN has officially reached the Father Ted House.

The Yes bus pulled up to Craggy Island (or ahem, Clare) solidifying the parochial support from Dougal and the gang.

Go on, go on, go on, go on, you will, you will, you will, go on! @YesEClare2015 #isawtheyesbus #MarRef pic.twitter.com/htDstntfrc
— Yes Equality (@YesEquality2015) May 11, 2015

Source: YesEquality2015/Twitter

The image has been lighting up Twitter since Graham Linehan retweeted it yesterday, making it official, ‘The Father Ted house says yes!’

The house’s owners Cherly and Patrick are fully on board the Yes campaign.

@Glinner @YesEquality2015 Cherly and Patrick are in full support Graham and have been extremely generous with the use of their house for YES
— YesEqualityClare (@YesEClare2015) May 12, 2015

Source: YesEqualityClare/Twitter

Not only that, Mrs Doyle aka Pauline McGlynn was spotted showing her support outside her former dwellings last week.

Up with this sort of thing!

Mrs. Doyle wants you to vote Yes on May 22nd for Marriage Equality... Go on, go on, go on, go on... GO ON!! #MarRef pic.twitter.com/ADZ5Jb5SNk
— David (@dw00dz) May 6, 2015

Source: David Hollywood/Twitter

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The Father Ted house got a wonderful visit from the Yes campaign

Ah go on.

This rainbow taxi for a Yes vote has been spotted on the streets of Dublin>